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1/15..Hip/Hop - Rap Music Review Quizizz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hip Hop and Rap are considered:

a)

to be opposite music styles

b)

the first form of music

c)

to be played only in the cities

d)

the same thing

2.

Hip Hop started in 1973 at what kind of a party?

a)

Birthday Party

b)

Graduation Party

c)

Holiday Party

d)

Office Party

3.

Scratching is when a DJ….

a)

scratches his/her head to signal a break

b)

reverses a record on a turntable to create a scratching sound

c)

has an itch

d)

gives a warning to the crowd: Don't Mosh

4.

Hip Hop became popular because....

a)

the music was cheap to buy

b)

people liked to hop around

c)

it provided a way for Inner City Youth to express their life

d)

hipsters played it non-stop at home

5.

Hip Hop was UN-Popular because...

a)

some people thought it promoted violence

b)

it was too expensive to buy

c)

it wasn't on 8 track tapes

d)

people had a hard time dancing to it

6.

Rapping is....

a)

a rhythmic and rhyming speech that is chanted over the beat

b)

when you cover a present with paper to conceal it

c)

a way to knock on a door to get let in

d)

the most unpopular music in the US

7.

Hip Hop/Rap songs love to use these types of instruments:

a)

Electronic instruments

b)

Brass instruments

c)

String instruments

d)

They don't use instruments...just talking

8.

Hip Hop/Rap became the most popular music in the US by overtaking...

a)

Country Music

b)

Rock and Roll

c)

Jazz

d)

It didn't become that popular

9.

In the 2000’s, Rappers were one of the first to.....

a)

use microphones to rap into

b)

win awards for their songs

c)

go on tour and perform

d)

distribute their music on social media

10.

These types of parties made Hip Hop popular nationwide

a)

college parties

b)

block parties

c)

political parties

d)

birthday parties

11.

Voyager 1 is a spacecraft exploring space with what onboard?

a)

A golden record

b)

a cassette tape

c)

an 8 track tape

d)

there is nothing onboard

12.

Music on Earth started on this continent:

a)

Asia

b)

Antarctica

c)

Africa

d)

Alaska

13.

African American Spirituals (religious songs) often contained:

a)

Spanish guitars

b)

moments of pause for reflection

c)

Scratching

d)

hidden messages to help slaves escape the south

14.

Outside of New Orleans, at Congo Square the African American Slaves were allowed to

a)

work for the afternoon

b)

sleep

c)

sing and dance

d)

sell things

15.

Fusing music together means you are

a)

welding together an instrument

b)

playing music on a fuse-a-phone

c)

using an electrical fuse to tune an instrument

d)

combining music from different cultures

16.

In the 1920's, people would listen to this on their new radio:

a)

Sermons

b)

Sports

c)

News

d)

Concerts

17.

The phonograph was popular in homes because...

a)

people could listen to music over and over

b)

it did many different chores

c)

it was expensive

d)

it looked good

18.

Events where people would dance to Country Music were called:

a)

rodeo dances

b)

waltz dances

c)

the ballet

d)

barn dances

19.

This piece of equipment was popular to listen to music in the 1950's...

a)

jukebox

b)

the teenage noise machine

c)

50's nickel and dime machine

d)

phonograph

20.

The 8 track tape was replaced by

a)

the record

b)

am/fm radio

c)

the cassette tape

d)

string family